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May 8, 2012
KSDK Knows When You're Going to Die, Based on ZIP Code
To hype last night's "I-Team Investigation," KSDK-TV (Channel 5) had been running a promo piece that featured two cartoon guys. Cartoon Guy No. 1 is Joe, who, the voiceover says, lives in St. Charles. He's got glasses and kind of looks like George Costanza. Cartoon Guy No. 2, Doug, favors a young Pa ... More >>
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March 1, 2012
New Initiative Promotes Produce, not Chips, at Corner Stores
Step away from the brown banana. Don't touch the bruised apple. And forget about that slimy hard-boiled egg you grabbed from the cooler. When was the last time you stopped at a convenience store for a snack and didn't see "healthy" fare that looked more congealed than what's in the back of your frid ... More >>
Blogs
March 1, 2012
Senator Kevin Engler Introduces Bill About Bedbug Reporting
Citing both an increase in the number of infestation reports in Missouri communities and a special request from state health officials, State Senator Kevin Engler (R-Farmington) introduced legislation yesterday that sets new standards for tenants and landlords when it comes to reporting bedbugs.
Blogs
December 13, 2011
Should Undocumented Sexual Predators Be Detained or Deported?
Missouri Department of Mental HealthHe came for the American dream, but this is what Javier Calleja will likely get.In a unanimous opinion made public this morning, a three-member panel of judges with the Missouri Court of Appeals in the Eastern District sent a pointed -- some might say ironi ... More >>
News
July 14, 2011
Stupid People Tricks: The raw crawfish conundrum
Missouri Department of Mental HealthHe came for the American dream, but this is what Javier Calleja will likely get.In a unanimous opinion made public this morning, a three-member panel of judges with the Missouri Court of Appeals in the Eastern District sent a pointed -- some might say ironi ... More >>
Blogs
June 10, 2011
Rare Fungal Disease the Latest Horrible Thing to Hit Joplin
image viaZygomycosis: the next horrible thing to hit Joplin.Just when you thought things in Joplin couldn't get any more post-apocalyptic, the Huffington Post reports this morning that a rare and deadly fungus is now infecting tornado survivors. Zygomycosis happens when soil or vegetative m ... More >>
Blogs
January 26, 2011
12-Step Plan to Clean Up Lake of the Ozarks Noticeably Void of Alcohol Restraint
The first step is admitting you have a problem.Attorney General Chris Koster yesterday proposed twelve recommendation for improving the notoriously icky water quality at the Lake of the Ozarks.Here at Riverfront Times we are amazed that none of the twelve steps (described below) have anything to ... More >>
Blogs
September 24, 2010
The Straight Dope on Missouri Tobacco-Smokers
About 23 percent of Missouri's adults still proudly identify as smokers, according to a new report by Washington University's Center for Tobacco Policy Research (CTPR). That means our state has one of the highest population of smokers in the country. Of all those unrepentant smokers, nearly ... More >>
Blogs
March 11, 2010
Cash-Strapped Government, Huh? Why Don't These Agencies Pick Up Their Money?
Did you hear the guy who called in to Charlie Brennan's show on KMOX this morning? Said fella claimed that if you punch "St. Louis" or "Missouri" into the state treasurer's database of unclaimed property -- that's code for dinero, folks -- you'd find all kinds of local and state agencies with dol ... More >>
News
January 6, 2010
Is There a Doctor in the House? Confined to his home for a decade, Doug Lindsay is certain he knows what ails him, and he thinks he knows the cure.
Did you hear the guy who called in to Charlie Brennan's show on KMOX this morning? Said fella claimed that if you punch "St. Louis" or "Missouri" into the state treasurer's database of unclaimed property -- that's code for dinero, folks -- you'd find all kinds of local and state agencies with dol ... More >>
Blogs
June 25, 2009
Could $1 a Day Keep St. Louis Teens From Becoming Pregnant?
They're doing it in North Carolina. In a program called College Bound Sisters, teenagers (12-18) in Greensboro earn $7 a week to stay in school and not become pregnant. The money is placed into a fund payable to the girl when she enrolls in college. The program is not without its skeptics."It makes ... More >>
News
March 25, 2009
Vanishing Act, Part 2: Missing since 2003, little Christian Ferguson is almost surely dead. Police think they've fingered the culprit — and there's nothing they can do about it. A Riverfront Times Special Report.
They're doing it in North Carolina. In a program called College Bound Sisters, teenagers (12-18) in Greensboro earn $7 a week to stay in school and not become pregnant. The money is placed into a fund payable to the girl when she enrolls in college. The program is not without its skeptics."It makes ... More >>
News
March 18, 2009
Vanishing Act: Six years after the fact, the disappearance of nine-year-old Christian Ferguson remains a mystery. A Riverfront Times Special Report.
They're doing it in North Carolina. In a program called College Bound Sisters, teenagers (12-18) in Greensboro earn $7 a week to stay in school and not become pregnant. The money is placed into a fund payable to the girl when she enrolls in college. The program is not without its skeptics."It makes ... More >>
Blogs
January 28, 2009
Press Release of the Day: Ice Can Make You Fall
In case you never understood the dangers of walking on snow and ice, this just in from the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services... The entire press release follows the jump, including the tip: "Keep your eyes on where you are going."
News
November 5, 2008
STD-Day: The recent HIV scare at Normandy High School has prompted cries for better sex education
In case you never understood the dangers of walking on snow and ice, this just in from the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services... The entire press release follows the jump, including the tip: "Keep your eyes on where you are going."
Blogs
October 24, 2008
In Wake of Normandy High's HIV Scare, Free Testing Available
In case you never understood the dangers of walking on snow and ice, this just in from the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services... The entire press release follows the jump, including the tip: "Keep your eyes on where you are going."
Blogs
February 28, 2008
Annual Missouri Fish Advisory
In case you never understood the dangers of walking on snow and ice, this just in from the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services... The entire press release follows the jump, including the tip: "Keep your eyes on where you are going."
Blogs
October 12, 2007
The Morning Brew: Friday, 10/12
In case you never understood the dangers of walking on snow and ice, this just in from the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services... The entire press release follows the jump, including the tip: "Keep your eyes on where you are going."
News
July 19, 2006
Bounty by the County
The state�s winemakers and food producers aren�t exactly key playersin the global economy. A Mizzou professor aims to change all that.
News
March 8, 2006
Death Cleaners
Meet the people who scrape up the most godawful messes in Missouri
News
June 29, 2005
The Great Imitator
The scourge of syphilis re-emerges, deadlier than before
News
August 21, 2002
Old West Rest
Joe Arena's cowboy obsession and the frontier trappings of his assisted-living home
News
July 31, 2002
Net Profit
In this age of shrink-wrapped food and health scares, there are still folks who crave the taste of fresh-caught river fish. Jim Beasley casts his nets every day to feed that hunger.
News
July 10, 2002
Indoor Fireworks
A Teamster tries to smoke out lawbreakers at Schnucks
News
February 6, 2002
God's Level Playing Field
Week of February 6, 2002
News
January 30, 2002
Yellow Snow
Week of January 30, 2002
News
January 23, 2002
Hair-Raising Experience
Week of January 23, 2002
News
June 6, 2001
Misplaced Morality
There's nothing holy about the war on family planning
News
March 7, 2001
The Right to Answers
Nobody knows why the babies are dying near Weldon Spring. But the grownups can't help asking whether the site's toxic stew is to blame.
News
August 9, 2000
Daycare Nightmares
In response to growing demand, the number of daycare facilities in Missouri is increasing each year. So are the problems.
News
November 3, 1999
WHEN PRO-LIFE MEANS MORE ABORTIONS
In response to growing demand, the number of daycare facilities in Missouri is increasing each year. So are the problems.
News
March 31, 1999
Shooting Back
As gun makers stockpile money for a PR and marketing battle to convince still more citizens to take up arms, besieged cities such as St. Louis aren't taking it lying down. They're returning fire with lawsuits.
News
February 17, 1999
Breaking Down the Wall
A quiet revolution is taking place as religious groups begin ministering to the poor using government money -- and succeeding where government couldn't. But eternal vigilance may be the real price.
News
December 2, 1998
Fertile Ground
Planned Parenthood seeks to require Missouri's health-insurance industry to get consistent and provide coverage for birth control

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